Category: Magento 2

Magento Commerce Cloud is Magento’s brilliant move to free you from unwanted hosting baggage for your Magento E-commerce application.

Benefits of using Magento Commerce Cloud-

•    Better Performance
•    Fast Page Loading with Content Delivery Network (CDN)
•    Improved Security
•    No hosting worries
•    Smooth User Experience
•    Easy Customization and High Scalability
•    B2B eCommerce Functionality
•    & Many more

If your business is growing, then you should consider moving your Magento store to a Magento commerce cloud solution. It will help to boost your sales at rocket speed.

We assisted many clients at Mage Monkeys in migrating their existing Magento stores to the Magento Community Cloud Solution.

We also helped many to configure and customize the Magento Commerce Cloud as per their needs.

Fill out the form below if you want to migrate your store to Magento Commerce Cloud or if you need assistance with a cloud solution.

create phtml file at

app/code/Magemonkeys/Custom/view/frontend/templates/index.phtml

<div id="ajax-response-id"></div>
<?php
$ajaxurl = $block->getAjaxUrl();
?>
<script type="text/x-magento-init">
        {
            "*": {
                "Magemonkeys_Custom/js/custom": {
                    "AjaxUrl": "<?php echo $ajaxurl; ?>",
                    "CurrentProduct": "<?php echo $currentProductId; ?>",
                }
            }
        }
</script>

create js file at

app/code/Magemonkeys/Custom/view/frontend/web/js/custom.js

define([
"jquery",
"jquery/ui"
], function($){
"use strict";

function main(config, element) {
var $elementvar = $(element);
var AjaxUrlcall = config.AjaxUrl;
var CurrentProduct = config.CurrentProduct;

$(document).ready(function(){
setTimeout(function(){
$.ajax({
context: '#ajax-response-id',
url: AjaxUrlcall,
type: "POST",
data: {currentproduct:CurrentProduct},
}).done(function (data) {
$('#ajax-response-id').html(data.output);
return true;
});
},1000);
});
};
return main;
});

Create a controller file at

app/code/Magemonkeys/Custom/Controller/Index/View.php

<?php
namespace MagemonkeysCustomControllerIndex; 
 
use MagentoFrameworkAppActionAction;
use MagentoFrameworkAppActionContext;
use MagentoFrameworkControllerResultJsonFactory;
use MagentoFrameworkViewResultPageFactory; 
 
class View extends Action
{ 
    protected $_resultPageFactory;
    protected $_resultJsonFactory;
 
    public function __construct(Context $context, PageFactory $resultPageFactory, JsonFactory $resultJsonFactory)
    { 
        $this->_resultPageFactory = $resultPageFactory;
        $this->_resultJsonFactory = $resultJsonFactory; 
        parent::__construct($context);
    }
 
    public function execute()
    {
        $result = $this->_resultJsonFactory->create();
        $resultPage = $this->_resultPageFactory->create();
        $currentProductId = $this->getRequest()->getParam('currentproduct');
         
        $data = array('currentproductid'=>$currentProductId);
 
        $block = $resultPage->getLayout()
                ->createBlock('MagemonkeysCustomBlockIndexView')
                ->setTemplate('Magemonkeys_Custom::view.phtml')
                ->setData('data',$data)
                ->toHtml();
 
        $result->setData(['output' => $block]);
        return $result;
    }
}

create block file at app/code/Magemonkeys/Custom/Block/Index/View.php

<?php
namespace MagemonkeysCustomBlockIndex;
 
use MagentoFrameworkViewElementTemplate;
 
class View extends Template
{
  public function __construct(TemplateContext $context, array $data = [])
    {
        parent::__construct($context, $data);
    }
 
  protected function _prepareLayout()
    {
        return parent::_prepareLayout(); 
    }
 
  public function getProducts($productId)
  {
     return;
  }
}

create phtml file  at app/code/Magemonkeys/Custom/view/frontend/templates/view.phtml

<?php
$productData = $block->getData();
$productId = $productData['data']['currentproductid'];
$products = $block->getProducts($productId);
?>
<div>
  <div>HTML codes</div>
</div>

that’s it.

 

With Magento 1’s end-of-life, so many merchants are scrambling for cover. As announced earlier, after June 2020, Magento isn’t releasing new features, security patches, and overhauls for merchants with Magento 1 stores. Basically, there will be no support left for them. As a result, M1 applications might become vulnerable and prone to frequent crashes.

New features, security patches, updates, and some extensions will continue to release on the latest version of Magento 2 (M2).

So many merchants are still working on Magento 1 and they have one question in mind?

What option do I have if I don’t want to upgrade for now?

Your Option: Introducing Mage Monkeys M1 Support
We got you covered

As part of our ongoing commitment to supporting the Magento community at this time, we have launched Mage Monkeys M1 Support. So if you have decided to stay on Magento 1 for the time being then we are with you at this time by providing security-focused and all types of technical support that will secure your site against exploits from the point of entry to the backend infrastructure.

We aren’t suggesting you avoid Magento store upgradation forever. We understand that many of our M1 merchants need more time to make the transition to M2. We will keep giving support to your M1 store and ensure that your site is up and running flawlessly till you want to upgrade to M2.

Mage Monkeys works closely with the Magento Association, the community, and Magento experts worldwide to develop application security patches and teamed up with our digital agency partners and developers to apply these patches to merchants’ applications.

Our team is committed to your success. We know how difficult your journey is from working with more than 100+ stores like yours.

Keep your Magento 1 store operational with our services.

To learn more about Mage Monkeys M1 Support, write to us at contact@magemonkeys.com or fill the form below.

As per the recent statistics, 1.8 billion people across the globe purchased products online that led to $2.8 trillion in sales. And as per the prediction, the figure is likely to hit $4.8 trillion by 2021. These highly impressive statistics are enough for anyone for starting an eCommerce business.

Magento is one of the brilliant eCommerce platforms that has helped many prestigious brands in their eCommerce journey, which includes giant names like Timex, Land Rover, Ford, and many others.

Now the question arises How do you launch your Magento eCommerce store?

• Pick a Striking Domain Name
  The domain name you choose today will be the name your customers remember forever; hence it is incredibly crucial to have an appealing and easy-to-remember domain name for your Magento eCommerce store. A wrong domain can indeed make or break your online business; hence any merchant has to put a considerable amount of effort into picking up a striking domain name.
• Magento Edition, Installation & Hosting
  Magento has mainly two widely established editions, the first one is Community Edition which is free of cost, and another one is paid, Enterprise Edition, which is also known as Commerce Edition. Due to its cost-effectiveness and well-capable enough to deals with a large number of products, the Community Edition is widely used by a significant number of startups. On the other hand, Enterprise Edition is a paid version that unlocks an additional bundle of features and technical support.
  Each Magento version has some predefined requirements to meet a flawless performance. For example, If you have opted for Magento 2.3 version, then, it’s mandatory to install these requirements,
  1. MySQL 5.6, 5.7
  2. MariaDB 10.0, 10.1, 10.2
  3. Percona 5.7
  4. MySQL NDB Cluster 7.4.*
  5. PHP versions: 7.1.3, 7.2.0
  6. Apache 2.2 or 2.4
  7. Varnish version 4.x or 5.2
  8. Redis version 3.2, 4.0, 5.0
  9. RabbitMQ version 3.7.x
• Secure the Store by SSL Certificate
  SSL is known as Secure Socket Layer, which is a standard security technology responsible for establishing an encrypted link between the web server and browser. The most significant benefit of having an SSL certificate is that it activates the HTTPS protocol. SSL also helps to boost up organic ranking in search engines such as Google. It also makes sure that the entire data exchange which takes place between website and customer is authentic and reliable.
• Themes & Extension for Magento Store
  For any merchant to have a successful online store, it is essential to attract more potential customers. And the easiest way to do this is to set up an eye-catching theme that will attract user attention. Which will lead them to extend their sessions on your site. Merchants can avail themselves of tons of magnificent themes from Magento Marketplace, some of them are paid, and some of them are unpaid. Magento Marketplace also offers some great extensions to give better functionality to the Magento eCommerce store.{Image featuring Themes}
  {Image featuring Extensions}It is also advised to the merchants to put a better combination of design, font, and color, which resonates with the business niche. Detailed product description with essential points, transparent map, hassle-free checkout process, and multiple payment methods will save the customers’ shopping time, which will inspire potential customers to come back to your store again and again.
• Products Migration
  After completion of the design and development, the next thing that comes on the to-do list is adding the products which you want to sell. However easy a task it may sound, but managing the warehouse effectively will become the key to a successful Magento store. The name, type, characteristics, quantity, and price of the product must be precise. This technique will simplify the buying experience of the customer.
• Conclusion
  Starting your own Magento eCommerce store isn’t a cakewalk. However, to beat the competition and stay ahead in the race and build your vision into a profitable eCommerce store – you need to opt for the right e-commerce tools and find the right people who believe in your vision. We at Mage Monkeys have been doing it ever since and building some fantastic Magento eCommerce stores from scratch to up-gradation of the present store. Drop your words in the contact form and let us help You.

As per the recent study, the majority of Magento stores around the world are still deployed over unsupported and outdated PHP version which needs to be upgraded as early as possible to maintain the consistency in security, performance and faster loading time.

If you own a Magento store running below the version of 7.2, you are sure to miss out on some of the essential improvements in the performance segment and it exposes your Magento store for the higher vulnerability of data, security architecture, and other vital factors.

So, the main question that triggers our mind is why there is so much of a necessity to update the PHP version, and in what way can it be done with minimal steps?

As per the Sanguine Security (which is being operated around eCommerce by a household name, particularly Magento security topics – Willem DeGroot), research states that of all the Magento stores, less than 10% are running on one of the supported versions of PHP.

The above statement came into the fire after it was officially tweeted recently, which resulted in a big debate over the current of PHP within Magento.

What is the current situation we can observe around us?

The current stage is only 10% are in the clear” area what had been discussed the same.

The current statement being released creates a massive potential risk for various vulnerabilities in the darkest state and that merchants must immediately take into consideration.

As per the recent survey, 90 percent of the Magento stores still run on an outdated version of PHP.

Why is there too much emphasis on the PHP version?

PHP version is essential as several websites use this programming language. In simple words – older versions are slowly getting obsolete compared to newer versions that get the latest support as well updates. Besides, the newest version performs better because new programming solutions will be built on the latest releases. With this, there will be a lack of backward compatibility for outdated versions.

As a whole, your Magento store needs to be updated on the latest versions (bit older versions) of PHP to get the benefits of performance and security to a whole new level.

Supported PHP versions and Timeframes

Let’s quickly take a look over the PHP versions and their security updates as well as support available depending upon the versions:

• 7.3 and 7.4 – fully supported versions
• 7.2 – under security support until Nov 2020
• 7.1 – recently discontinued security support (Dec 2019)
• 7.0 – no support since December 2018
• 5.6 and older – no support since December 2018

Still, many Magento store owners use older PHP versions. Why?

They are using older PHP versions for various reasons like they didn’t do it because they didn’t find it worthy or they were unaware about the older versions being an issue at all.

Does that bring urgency to upgrade your store to Magento 2 as early as possible?

Perhaps not just for the sake of relying on the supported version of PHP. There are numerous advantages while you switch over to Magento 2, and for some merchants, this can be overdoing it. Talking on the version side, it’s always better to opt for newer versions of PHP.

Is it ok now if I am on Magento 2?

It depends upon the Magento 2 version as you do not get to switch over automatically to supported versions. It is advisable to use Magento 2.3.x versions, which fully support PHP 7.2 version.

Upgrading to a newer version will not create miracles for your store but stop it from further vulnerabilities. In case you need any assistance contact us anytime to start the process right away.

We have mentioned some of the best strategies to boost your Magento eCommerce store in 2020.

1. Create Buyer Personas

The first step is to understand your target buyers. Build your buyer personas by establishing their demographics, expectations, needs, pain points. Though you have been in the business for years, you should start your New Year by looking at your customers with a new perspective. You can create better strategies for sales growth when you have a clear picture of the existing and prospective customers.

2. Run your store on the Latest Version

Running your store on the latest platform version is the key to success. If you have planned to begin your store this year then invest in Magento 2 development. It is not only equipped with the latest features but provides support ahead. Magento 1 End Of Life is going to happen this year so if you have your store on the previous version then you need to migrate to Magento 2.

3. Invest in a Superlative Design

If you want to make a big impact in 2020 then you have to excel on the visual front. The design of your Magento store is very important. Make your home page interesting by narrating an amazing story with a perfect combination of content and design. You can also use attractive images and videos that have engaging narratives. Place the CTA button contextually so that users can navigate easily. Follow the same pattern on the entire website.

4. Make Navigation Simple And Intuitive 

An attractive design is just one aspect of a successful Magento store. You have to give importance to navigation as well. If you want visitors to stay and convert then your store should have a simple and intuitive interface. As eCommerce stores generally have huge catalogs with multiple products, make sure to provide easy search and filter options and also enable easy switch between pages that take the visitor to checkout.

5. Keep Checkout Process Easy 

The next important aspect which you should discuss with your Magento development company is to create a checkout process as simple as possible. Any kind of complications or distraction at this point can waste all the good work and visitors will leave the site by abandoning their shopping carts. Check out process should have a lesser number of clicks because a greater number of clicks increase the risk of abandonment so make sure to reduce the information that visitors have to enter and also provide them multiple payment options. Ensure a seamless process with the promise of glitch-free performance.

6. Responsiveness is The Key 

If you want to succeed in 2020 then responsiveness is a must in your Magento store. With a mobile-friendly eCommerce store, you will be able to connect with the massive base of mobile customers and also increases your SERP ranking to enhance your store’s visibility which means you get a greater traffic volume that can convert into higher conversions and revenues. Create a responsive store so that it is capable of running smoothly on different devices and screen sizes.

7. Digital Marketing is the key 

Apart from designs, you also need to focus on your digital marketing game. Build a comprehensive strategy from SEO to get your website on top of search rankings, to social media marketing to propel your reach across social media, and pay-per-click marketing for quick targeting of the audience. The aim is to reach the audience in every possible way so that the competitors are unable to poach them.

8. Prioritize Performance and Security

Never compromise on performance and security if you want your eCommerce store to outshine in the market and surge ahead in the New Year. For the best result, contact Magento Support Service as they will constantly check the performance and security of your Magento store. They will solve any issues at the earliest. You only have to pay a small price considering that it will keep your store running seamlessly and delivering the best experiences to the customers.

If your Magento store is running fine then you might think “why to maintain?” but the below-mentioned four reasons will make you think the other way around about the maintenance of your Magento site.

• Resource Misallocation

For providing a better user experience, your development team constantly adds new features. Adding more and more features will increase the maintenance of the Magento website.

• Scavenging TAT

Magento maintenance needs a quick turnaround time to solve any issue. Generally, the maintenance is avoided the focus shift from maintenance to development which leads to poor performance and then a loss of traffic.

• Growing Complexities

Added functionalities make things easier but also come with complexity which harms the website performance. Due to which the development team gives more time to new services and when you realize support service is no longer in your hands.

• Cloud Factor

Cloud management functions include daily codebase, database backup, and also monthly server cleanup along with security patch installation. These functions may delay the maintenance of your website.

Today, you need to have a fresh perspective built on the continuous delivery model as it will keep a version ready for release on any given day. It will blend automated coding, unit tests, and integration with manual acceptance tests. The model provides complete visibility and instant feedback to thrash an issue the

moment it crops up. Following 10 best practices will extend their support to your continuous delivery model.

10 Best Practices for Maintenance and Support

1. Keep Install Clean

You have to regularly clean or archive the database logs and delete the unwanted images. For easy maintenance, keep monitoring the server specifically the 404 error log. This will make the setting up the right redirects.

2. Periodically Optimize Database

Make sure you optimize the database at a regular interval. Maintain a robust backup and set it up periodically for database further schedule it during non-peak hours. Never short play reindexing, set up a cron job for that.

3. Update Magento Platform

Without any delay implement the security patches that are released regularly. This way you can keep your site well-guarded from attacks.

4. Update Magento Extension

To reduce the risk of non-performance keep checking frequently used extensions also it will help you in identifying updates.

5. Update Staging Site

Next to the practical step is to check that your functionalities and services are checked on the staging server because this will make sure that the functionalities work smoothly in the live environment.

6. Load Test Performance

By adding artificial traffic to the product and checkout pages you can test the response time. Here you will check the consistency within the site.

7. Sleepless Server Monitoring

Make use of automated site monitoring tools like New Relic and Ruxit. These tools keep an eye on your site all the time and trigger alerts if there is an important update or change.

8. Set Deployment Process

During development, the phase keeps track of the code version and also tests the system with all the custom code pulled into code control.

9. Ensure Site Security

With two-factor authentication, you get an extra layer of security. Protect your data by using SFTP and ensure timely site audits to identify any threats.

10. Keep Emergency Contact

Always get in touch with an internal team to receive and understand queries. If you are working with a partner then it’s your responsibility to know your project or account manager well.

Take Away

Proper maintenance will give the seamless performance of your site and it will also keep issues at bay before they become critical. Make sure your developer gives primary focus in providing Magento support services. These tips will help you run your business without compromising on your service quality, new feature releases, and customer relations.

Magento has its own long journey where it has powered up millions of eCommerce stores. Magento is constantly improving itself with version upgrades and feature enhancements and this year as well Magento 2.3.0 has numerous innovative tools. 2019 seems fruitful for the merchants selling through Magento eCommerce stores.

Now, let’s see some of the pioneering tools and features of Magento 2.3 which will help you increase your eCommerce growth to the next level.

Multi-Source Inventory

Inventory management is an important function for running the business successfully. Multi-source inventory manages the inventory across multiple locations right from within the Magento admin. It allows you to track inventory at each of the sources, assign products and check quantities to the fulfillment sources. You can easily integrate MSI with third-party inventory systems. This tool also helps sellers with a single inventory source by providing them with accurate quantity counts in addition to high-performing checkouts. Overall, enhances the operational efficiency in inventory management.

Page Builder

With Page Builder, you can improve your store’s customer interface. This tool has a range of features like a drag-and-drop interface, assorted content types such as banners, images, and videos. Its instant preview capabilities provide effective management of content by non-technical users. Its flexible grid system allows you to customize your store as per your business needs. Page Builder is integrated with the existing Magento functionality like media gallery and widgets. You can even create dynamic content blocks throughout the site and also schedule content updates with content staging and preview.

PWA Studio

Another interesting and important tool is PWA studio. It is equipped with reference themes, open web standards which lets Magento developers in enhancing their speed and efficiency while building PWAs. It provides an excellent mobile experience for better engagement and higher conversions. As it’s an open-source initiative, it comes with regular updates along with the addition of new features, quality improvements.

Additional Updates:

Apart from the above-mentioned tools, Magento 2.3 has several other updates which will unlock new opportunities for your Magento stores.

• Magento Shipping: It is available on a global level and also supports new fulfillment options.
• Asynchronous & Bulk Web APIs: This feature provides better control over the execution visibility and timing of API calls which enhances the performance.
• Enhanced indexing performance: This feature reduces the indexation time through sharding and parallel processing of indexers. Hence increasing support for larger sites and faster product updates.
• Declarative schema: This automatically adjusts the system by enabling developers to declare the desired database state. So, developers do not need to perform any redundant operations.
• GraphQL: A flexible storefront API that comes with Magento API ecosystem making it easier for developers to query specific data elements from the APIs in a single request.
• New security tools: Magento 2.3 is very high on security as it strengthens the store with security features such as Google ReCAPTCHA and Two Factor Authentication.

Bottom Line:

Magento 2.3 comes with enhanced features that will fortify your website in every single aspect, from performance to security, features, and more. This transition requires professional expertise to hire a Magento developer. We, at Magemonkeys, provide an expert team who will help you with the transition and open bring new opportunities for your business in 2019.

Your eCommerce store can be personalized for user experience and this can boost your store revenue. A number of tools are available where your web pages can be customized based on the behavior and patterns of customer interaction. Extensive use of Data Science and Machine learning tools are now driving the growth of e-commerce. Below a few pointers on how can you also benefit from it.

How can an eCommerce system help in increasing sales?

• Modify your marketing plans as per user choices.
• Always know your valuable customer Segments, for instance, city or location, Current and Past Browsing Patterns, Current and Past Searches, Cart Contents Age, social media, region, Device, etc.
• Identify your local customers and focus on repeat purchases.
• Reduce shopping cart abandonment by engaging your customers throughout the lifecycle of a Purchase.
• Trigger email to let the customer buy the product again after a few days of abandonment.
• Fetch dynamic content based on user preference and A/B test features to determine what’s working out best?
• Make your Discounts and Coupons work it out for you better.

Where is it used?

• E-commerce stores
• Video-Sharing Platforms (Netflix)
• Amazon Shopping.
• Facebook feeds, Yahoo, Google News

How can you practice personalization?

1. Segmentation

• Are your visitors ‘New Customers’ or ‘Existing Customers’’?
• What devices they are accessing the website from?
• Geographics characteristics (Country, Region, City)
• Biggest Spenders
• Demographics characteristics (Age, Gender, Income, Education )
• High-Risk Customers

2. Product Recommendations

It can show the customer only the relevant Products they are using.

• Best Sellers
• You might also like
• Trending in category
• Recently Viewed

3. Ease of Access

• Always remind users of products they have recently viewed, recently purchased, and the wishlist

4. Discount Coupons

• Dynamic coupons with category-specific offers
• Quantity based and time-based discount coupons

5. Navigation based on Visitor

• Homepages need not be static and should change based on visitors’ interests and needs, for example, banners or other content based on the history of the user.
• Display Home page or category page Products based on Gender selected previously.

6. Personalized Emails

• Follow Up emails and personalized wishlists.
• Newsletter with products based on browsing patterns or purchased Products.
• Cart abandonment email with enticing offers.

7. Cart and Checkout pages

• Showcase Upsells, Best Sellers, Related products in Cart and Checkout.

8. Feedback

• Highlight Reviews and Ratings
• One-Click Rating from customer
• Use popups for quick feedback

9. Accounts Page

• Display Recent Orders and let customers reorder based on the products they already ordered, for example, Monthly Grocery, Monthly Snack item, etc.
• Display Top categories based on browsing history.

If you find the above list daunting and want to integrate a personalization system with your eCommerce system then you can contact us for consulting and Magento integration services. We are specializing in developing and upgrading your Magento eCommerce Store.

Magento 2 is the most powerful eCommerce platform for building your online store. It takes months to set up and prepare with the help of someone who specializes in Magento or eCommerce.

Though, there are number of problems that everyone faces while working with an eCommerce platform, sometime these problems are complex. It does not mean that if you have not worked with big system like Magento 2 then you cannot solve your issues without an expert.

1) Installing FTP is Bad

Do not opt for File Transfer Protocol (FTP) as there is no encryption to make it secure.

2) Resetting the Magento 2 Admin Password

Another common problem is forgetting an admin password. You can fix this problem by simply resetting your admin password by using phpMy Admin. Use the below step to reset your password:

Open Magento 2 database  go to admin_user  Change current password to new Password  Save

3) Don’t Forget to Create a Contact Page

It’s really important to have a contact page because this how your customers can reach you anytime they want to. It happens that one can face issue while setting up or customizing their pages so contact page is must.

4) Choose your Backend Language

Your backend language plays an important part as it determines the functionality of your backend systems. You need to create the database where you store all your website information and for that you can use backend languages such as Python, PHP and Java.

5) Compatibility of Magento Versions

Before you decide an extension for your Magento version, you need to know its compatibility with it. Magento 1 and Magento 2 has separate set of extensions and both the versions are updated frequently.

6) Clear Cache Memory

We all want a speedy website and sometimes Magento 2 users come across a situation when they want to perform an update but the front-end pages do not show any update. This is because of the cache to make a point to clear your cache to make the website run faster.

7) Indexing HTTP and https Versions of Your Website

When you get the error “One or more indexes are fully invalid” then it means that both indexes are analyzed and the content is being flagged as duplicate content. So have index only for the preferred versions.

8) Admin Sessions Issues

Even when you are logged in to Magento 2, you may face an issue regarding session time out. The solution to this problem is to completely log out of Magento 2 and then waits for some time and again log back into the admin panel. This acts like a reset button for the current session.

9) Magento 2 Running Slow

Magento 2 is speedy by default but you find it running slow then there are ways to increase the speed like your server and system requirements should be updated and you use the most recent versions. To make your website run faster you need to enable cache, use optimized images and use free extensions.

10) Enable Search Engine Friendly URLs

SEO is one of the major components for your website to be seen by search engines.

You need to enable SEO for URLs by using below steps.

Go to your admin panel  click on configure click on the web (on the left side of the panel) on SEO tab press yes  save the settings.

11) Setting Up a Blog in Magento 2

Magento 2 does not come with the functionality of creating a blog. But, a well written and designed blog can attract more customers to your website. Integrate an extension for the blog so that you can create a blog for your site.

12) Choosing Bad Extensions

As an admin, you have to be fully aware of choosing right extensions for your Magento 2 website. A bad extension will increase your cost and can be a real headache as it will lead to configuration and compatibility issues.

Wrapping up

We have covered the most common problems as well as how to overcome those issues. If you want your site to run smoothly and speedily then our below tips can help you in avoiding these issues. We at Mage monkeys develop high-quality eCommerce development services to provide you with the best in the industry.